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Experts are working through challenges to make low-cost sequencing available at resource-limited hospitals around the world, starting with an institution in Pakistan.
Yuri and Dr. Lana Yanishevski of Memphis are among about 300 people around the world helping St. Jude translate records of Ukrainian kids with cancer.
A place where they can feel safe, where they can see people in similar circumstances and to find comfort, and so i'm representing st. jude global, but we're only one of the partners that are really working hard to make this initiative happen. at our unicorn clinic we have many members who are from ukraine and also doctors who help provide the support. if the children and families come to see us, they might not recognize me, but they recognize familiar faces from ukraine and that provides additional comfort and that provides safety and security. >> i want to hope in on who these families are. "...
Efforts to ensure that cancer patients are not lost in this crisis include evacuations of some patients to hospitals in the United States and Canada, as well as Europe.
In its mission to care for children with life-threatening diseases, St. Jude, global partners and supporters work as “links in a chain” to coordinate the evacuation and care of kids with cancer from a warzone.